Greg Lunceford’s Alleged Mistress Claims They Had Oral Sex In Hotel The Night He Cheated on Miss Quad

A week after Dr. Gregory Lunceford explained away his alleged infidelity in his marriage to “Married to Medicine” star Quad Webb-Lunceford, the physician’s rumored mistress is sharing her side of the story.

Jackie Presley stopped by Atlanta’s V-103 Wednesday, Sept. 19 to explain what happened that night when she met with Lunceford in a hotel room. The incident, which Webb-Lunceford confronted her husband about during the show’s fifth season, saw Lunceford and Presley head to a friend’s hotel the night after meeting at a club.

In Lunceford’s account, he said he got “super stupid” and was “about to be superplayer” before telling his alleged paramour once they got to the room, “let’s not do this, this isn’t us.”

Presley, however, said that wasn’t the case. She said after clubbing again that night, Lunceford, who is currently embroiled in a bitter divorce, got a room and they proceeded to get frisky.

“We get in the room and foreplay was happening … talking, kissing, foreplay, oral sex and then he proceeds to get on top of me without a condom,” she says. “And I said, ‘No, where’s your condom?’ And he said, ‘I don’t have one.’ Again, proceeds to get on me, put it in without a condom.”

Presley said she insisted Lunceford, who told V-103 last week he had a sexless marriage, use protection. He then texted his friend to see if he could get one from him. When the doctor’s pal didn’t have a condom, Presley asked Lunceford to run to the store for one. He obliged but 10-15 minutes later, she said, Lunceford texted her saying he was going to head home.

“You enjoy the room and I’ll see you another day,” Presley, who insisted she didn’t know who he was, recalled the doctor texted her.

Folks tuning into the interview eagerly chimed in with their thoughts.

“There’s always three sides to the story. His side, her side and then the truth somewhere in between. & It doesn’t matter if she knew who he was or not… that man still decided to step out on his marriage…”

“Something about her story is off… although she doesn’t have anything to gain besides being known as ‘the girl who Greg cheated on Quad with,’ her story doesn’t make any sense.”

“She telling the truth. He felt bad made up a lie. not to hard to believe, he goofy a nerd I don’t think he wanted to cheat on his wife. Sad case.”

https://youtu.be/br8EDe5aN2A?t=3m16s

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